Organizations that have well-thought-out "all hazards" plans to respond to unexpected situations will have optimal outcomes with limited
A) legal responsibility.
B) fiscal responsibility.
C) authority.
D) morbidity and mortality.

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"All hazards" plans are comprehensive strategies designed to prepare for and respond to a wide range of potential emergencies, aiming to minimize negative outcomes such as morbidity (illness) and mortality (death). These plans focus on protecting life and health rather than specifically addressing legal, fiscal, or authority aspects.

Organizations That Have Well-Thought-Out "All Hazards" Plans to Respond to Unexpected